You used to be able to get JDK DMG's, but which the author decided for some reason to remove them (possibly they were out of date). The original place to get openJDK 7 for Snow Leopard was here: configure & make & make install structure that most programs use. Download it, let it install, and then boom. Once on 10.6.8, you can go to the App Store and search for Sierra. Before that, make sure to backup your HD.
As I said earlier, go to the Apple Menu > go to the Apple Store > click on Updates > to the right you will see Install > click on that and follow instructions. Then you can upgrade to Sierra, the latest OS.
There is a customized version of openJDK 7 that supposedly fixes the problem, but Java requires a truly herculean effort for me to compile - it's not very nice about following the. Once you have OS X installed, run Software Update to get yourself back to 10.6.8 (depending on the disc you buy, you might not need to do that). (49,696 points) 9:52 AM in response to shalom1938. Source: I did this on my 2006 Core 2 Duo iMac running Snow Leopard.Įdit: the one thing that does not appear to work on snow leopard is the AWT libraries. Remove the version requirement string and rebuild the PKG file. If you have / will install Xcode 3.2.6 or 4.2 (4.2 requires a paid account or a little illegality, and I know it's a massive download), download the java 7 installer, extract the PKG from the DMG file, and open it in PackageMaker. This method supports MacOS 10.6, Snow Leopard, and higher and runs on Intel and Arm processors.
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